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... plnk-llernM, Ntwh.ivtu built, Burthen about eleven Keels of Coals, a floaty Vcflel, with good Dimmiions for the Kail Country, America, Coal, or Coalliug Trade, exceeding well found, might go to Sea with a little Robert Uarrctt, Mailer, now lying at Shields ...
... Lieut. Gen. Lord John Murray. This Regi- ment, confifting of two Battalions, left Europe in 1756 and 1758, and ferved in America and the Weft-Indies during the War, in which Service they loft above 60 Officers and 2000 Men; not above 30 of the private ...
... %mfotss #ofiL AMERICA. Charles-Town, Nov. 28. ?? ETTERS from FortPrinde Ps[j£ ♦ S_-M adyife, that fbme JO A Cherokees had brought Ac- El * L * %& counts to that Poft, import- dlp& _- %$£ £' tnat tfte Chickefaws Ehl. 35. ?? s. ?? ! iaJ J? mcd tne Cho-aws ...
... To the P R I N T E R, ...
... next the »«th Inft. at the Antelope Inn, (Fooic.) auftion. HE Cargo the Brig Francis, John Troth, Mailer, lately come from America ; confining ot Timber and Deals diflerent Lenghts and Sizes, the heft ever 1 cole ot that kind, and Quantity ot fine Quarter ...
... haven built, Burthen about eleven ■'ttpMf.' Keels of Coals, floaty Veffcl, with y I good Dimensions for the Eaft Country, America, Coal, or Coaftiug Trade, eajjjkußh&ytt: well-found, might to Sea mUsOQ*-* j , little Expcnce, Robert Garrett, Mailer, now ...
... uncuftomcd goods, and the danger infriftion thereby ; .'grant liberty to carry rice from his Majefty’s provinces of and Geotlgia America dircftly to any port in Europe ibuthward of Cape Finifterre, (hips built and navigated according to law ; and to prohibit ...
... foot, Sandford's; thei6th, Gifbornc's; the 18 th, Se- iright's; and the _6t!i, Scott's, arc fhortlv to embark at Cork for America, to replace the like number of regiments wiio have been on that station for fome yeais. ...
... forts failed meat and butter will allowed to imported duly free; alio rice, fago-pqwder, and vermicelli, from our colonies in America. hear from Shorcham, that two farmers in Suficx have had informations lodged againft them for exporting Britilh France. A ...
... for atttwirt* the Importation nf Wheat end VV ?? from his Majefly't Celenles in America. AS the importation of wheat and wheat -flour from his Majclly's cojonje's in America, into flreat Britain, will be advantageous to this kingdom ; it is therefore hereby ...
... threats- to a well- ?? of America, when in England, goes down very hard. ExtraS tj a letter front London, June'^o. Yefterday was prefented to a great houfe, purfuant to order, an account of the ex- pence of the forces i:ij North America, and the Weft Indies ...
... given to, _ . . . .An for granting certain Duties in the britifli Co• loi. es and Plantations in America ; lor allowing Draw‘ jack the Duties Cultoms upon the Exportation from . this Kingdom LoiKe and Cocoa Nuts ol the Produce of • the faid Colonies or ...